... John Crossley and Thomas Selwyn—No counsel. John Abbott, William Appleyard, and others, Cold Edge— Air. Stephen Temple, counsel. Jonathan Bracken, James Fawcett, and others—Clauses only. Richard Greville and his Wife—No counsel. Thomas and James Taylor—Mr ...

... control of the gas well where it is. the Chairman ; I am quite satisfied with the supply. By Mr. Hardy : I am in about the centre of the town. Ur, Thomas Uawkley examined Mr. M£&£W£m££; ...

... . May 2, Robert Hardy, Esq., m.d., of Lower Broughton, Manchester. May 2, Seacombe, aged 17 years, Alexander, only son of the late Alexander Robertson, Esq., of Manchester. May 2, at her residence, Egremont, Catherine, wife of Thomas Fisher, Esq., solicitor ...

... hours of supply. Mr. Hardy asked if Mr. Smith proposed an amendment to the clause. Mr. M. Smith said No. He objected to filling up the blank with three and a third cubic feet during twelve hours per day.” That was all he said. Mr. Hardy claimed to heard for ...

... case of feiony Thomas Dowlan, a sturdy looking navvy, was charged with having entered the house of Mr. Stott, of C ub Houses, near Sowerby Bridge, and stolen a pair of boots, the property of William Thomas. Mr. Mitchell prosecuted. The facts of the case ...

... Acquitted. Thomas Briggs, 30, stealing, at Halifax, a cloth coat, silk handkerchief, and a tin can. the property of William Macauley. Three months’ imprisonment. William Taylor, 4(5, stealing, at Bradford, certain brasses, the property Alfred Hardy and others ...

... adjourned the next day’ at Bradford. Among the magistrates present were— W. H. Wickham, Esq., M.P., Col. Tempest, Charles Hardy, Esq., L. W. Wickham, Esq., T. Horsfall, Esq., W. Walker, Esq., A. Harris, Esq., W. Murgatroyd, Esq., George Anderton, Esq ...

... their faith in deeds acceptable to heaven, whicli he believed such work as they were celebrating was part(hear, hear). Air. Thomas Oakes addressed himself to the new chapel movement, and reviewed their former condition in this respect. It had, he said, ...

... 13.A., to the incumbency of Shelf; in the parish of Halifax, vice the Rev. John Bower, M.A., on the nomination of Mr. J. Hardy. On Wednesday, Mr. F. Crossley presented a petition to the House of Commons from members of the church and congregation of ...

... Gen-ase Smith. Holmfirth ; Benjamin Firth, Thomas Garbutt; Thomas Hill, Supernumerary. Sowerby Bridge: Richard Homabrook, Daniel Walton, John Eglington. Todmorden; Wißiam Sugden, Thomas J. Walker, George Greenwood; Thomas Eckersley, Supernumerary. Denby Dale ...

... at 111, Basinghall-street. Sols., May and Sweatland, Queen-square, Bloomsbury ; off. assig., Caiman, Aldermanbury. EDWARD THOMAS, builder, Elbury-street, Pimlico, July 30, and Sept. 2, at llj, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Gooday, Brunswick-square; off ...

... 1,800 people. The site is at the junction of Brick-lane and Westgate. Infbinoement of the Colliery Acts.—A short time ago, Thomas Wilkinson, lately steward of one of the Bawling colletias, was charged at Wakefield with having some time since employed boy ...